On Wed, 2007-05-30 at 09:52 -0500, Jay Bryant wrote:
Hi, Luke,
That's a question I've answered before on a different mailing list. It took
me a bit to find my previous message (if I hadn't known I'd written it, I
never would have found it).
Here's a link to that old answer:
http://marc.info/?l=fop-user&m=112732887606348&w=2
It works, but it relies on a longish bit of easy-to-misunderstand code, so
it may not be a worthwhile solution. Still, it may give you an idea for your
own, better solution.
Thanks! In your code you used {}'s around variables and attributes
within the column-width. I did not realize you could do this! (which is
probably xsl 101 :] ) I ended up writing a function to insert an
attribute into the tag, and then used column-width = "{(_at_)name}in" for the
'dynamic' column size.
Thanks for all the help,
Luke
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